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Fall / Winter 2012

America’s History Etched In Hardwood Timeless Material Performs to Rave Reviews

Wood is one of the oldest building materials we know, and one of the most beloved. It’s a love affair that has lasted -- like hardwood itself --down through the…
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September 15, 2012
America’s History Etched In Hardwood Timeless Material Performs to Rave Reviews
More than a century, rich, hand-carved oak moulding and paneling have adorned the dining room of The Hermitage in Norfolk, Va. Courtesy – The Hermitage and the American Hardwood Information Center
Fall / Winter 2012

Kitchen Islands

Just as the kitchen is the center of the home, a kitchen island can be the centerpiece of a kitchen. It’s football season again and a kitchen island is also…
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September 15, 2012
Kitchen Islands
Fall / Winter 2012

At Home With The Fishers

By Candi Fisher   On March 28, 2011, our son Ethan was diagnosed with Fanconi anemia. We had only heard of the disease about 3 weeks prior to the diagnosis,…
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September 15, 2012
At Home With The Fishers
Fall / Winter 2012

World Ballet Achieving Excellence

By Joan Kajcienski   In the summer of 2008, the founding members of World Ballet had a vision to create a ballet company and school with serious ballet training based…
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September 15, 2012
World Ballet Achieving Excellence
Samantha Sole, Company Artist of World Ballet, The Costume is that of a butterfly, from our production of “The Nutcracker , A Diversity Celebration”.
Fall / Winter 2012

Our Florida Home

By Dale Joyce   Florida houses the largest elephant conservation center in the western hemisphere, thanks to the Feld Family, owners of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey® Circus.  The…
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September 15, 2012
Our Florida Home
Home & Yard Publisher Dale Joyce and Alana pose for a photograph.